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Overview

1. Introduction

1.1 What is the Developer Console?

The Developer Console is a web-based platform that enables developers and administrators to manage their applications, API credentials, and team members in one centralized location. It provides an intuitive interface for:

  • Application Management: Create, view, and organize your applications.
  • API Key Management: Generate and manage API credentials securely.
  • User Management: Manage user accounts and permissions.
  • Organization Overview: Access organization details and settings.
  • Marketplace: Browse the Product Catalog to discover and use ready-made apps and integrations.
  • Submissions: Submit your code for review and deploy in one workflow.

Dashboard

1.2 Key Benefits

  • Centralized Management: All applications and credentials in one place.
  • Secure Access: Enterprise-grade authentication and security.
  • Easy API Key Generation: Generate new API keys with a single click.
  • Team Management: Efficiently manage team members and their access levels.

1.3 Who Should Use This Console?

  • Developers: Managing applications and generating API keys for integrations.
  • Administrators: Overseeing team members and organization settings.

2. Getting Started

2.1 Accessing the Console

  1. Navigate to the Developer Console using the Developer Console URL.
  2. You will be directed to the login screen.

2.2 Logging In

  1. Enter your Email and Password.
  2. Click Sign In to authenticate.

Sign-in

  1. Using any authenticator app, enter your six-digit authentication code.

MS-Auth-app

Upon successful login, you will be redirected to the main dashboard.

2.3 Navigation

The console features a sidebar navigation on the left with the following sections:

  • Dashboard: Overview
  • Apps: Manage applications and API keys
  • Users: Manage team members (Admin only)
  • Organization: View organization details
  • Settings: Manage profile and password
  • Product Catalog: Discover and use ready-made solutions
  • Submissions: Submit code for review and deployment

Click any navigation item to view that section.

3. Dashboard Overview

3.1 What You'll See

The dashboard provides a high-level overview of your console activity:

Recently Created Apps

  • Displays your most recently accessed applications.
  • Displays app title and description.
  • Select any app card to view detailed information.
  • Select View All to manage all applications.

Getting Started - Documentation

  • View quick start guides to get a jump start on the Developer Console.

3.2 Using the Dashboard

  • Quick Access: Click on app cards to navigate directly to application details.
  • Navigate: Use the View All button or click the applications card to access the full apps list.

Next Steps

Continue to Account Setup for more information.